Hi everyone,

I am 25 from Belgium and i am Looking for a job in Bern, but i don't have any Degree, and i am looking for Courses that will help me to find a Job as soon as possible,

Has someone any ideas?

thanks for reading and helping me

Have you tried the RAV, if you have been paying taxes in your home country they will be able to help you out, try using the search function in the top right hand corner to find out more, or, of course, google RAV. It is not unusual at all for people not to have a university degree and find work in CH, but having some form of specialised training will help immensely - what are you interested in working as?

Oh, and welcome to the forum.

Your profile says you are Swiss and that you a native German speaker.

There are many Aus und Weiterbildung courses that you can partake:

http://www.ausbildung-weiterbildung.ch/Default.aspx

If you are into IT by any chance, perhaps the SIZ ( Schweizerisches Informatik-Zertifikat ) might be the thing for you.

If you are not fussy and wish to start ASAP, there is also the social program Dock Gruppe:

http://www.dock-gruppe.ch/sfa_cms/index.php?id=113

Thank you! but in the last few Years i left my home country and moved to the U.S is this make a differend?

First i am looking to find a Job, and if its not Possible i'll have to take a few short courses. so, my question is what kind of Job or courses i may take to start working very soon?

thanks a million i very appreciate this forum, it is so necessrly for me

Do as Homer said: Go to the RAV. You are Swiss, presumably speak the language and will therefore have to find you way on you own.

Did I miss something here? He/she said that he/she was from Belgium.

Well according to their profie they are Swiss and speak German - so i must admit I am a little confused as to how to best help a Belgian/Swiss who has spent a significant amount of time in the US of A!

Sorry for confusing.. i'm sorry for missing the part that i grew up in belgium an moved for a few years to the U.S as a student... Ah, almost forgotten to tell... i'm a male